Wednesday, December 13. 1933
Pagre Fourteen
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
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CRIME AFTER THE
jREPEAL? GUESSES
f ARE HAZARDOUS
j KDITOR'a NOTE: What does
I repeat of prohibition portent for
r e liquor Im violators and (Ulf
J Men who lattencd on wt . What
' doea It mean to Uw sawn to
' euloroe the lawf 1 UUiere-
aporalbuity or the cttuca now
that the eighteenth amendment
: 1 no more These, are three as.
. pert of repeal, here dtseuaasd by
. Joseph B. Keenan of the depan
; men of Justice of the United
States.
By Joseph B. K re nan
tUabUnt Altwene.v General Of The
t tilled SUtn
(Written For The AaaocJstcd PreaaV
Dlscuaston of tite rrune altualton
after repeal of the eichteenta amend
ment can only be predicted. And
prediction ia alaaja haaardous. Bui
the purpose of fomiasurae t the prac
tical one of uytns to foresee what
may happen, and of forestalling with
due nsilance any evils w can fore
stall thrown knowledge of part ex
perience. . The Oik-It ale of liquor aided y
lack of public support of prohibioon
cttd three things to the world of
cfune.
, l, ll broufht new creulnala Into
the field.
. I. rt transplanted many of the
more ferule-minded. boWer oruulnala
into easier and more profitable work.
J. And. most Important It permit
ted the former safe-cracker and stick
up man. ahtsorrent types, to put their
feet up on the same desk with re
sponsible elUiens.
: it was not unusual tor "John
atnith," a former ate-ctw turned
bootlennr. to ran a bustneat man
and end up In conversation. They
ajftuaUy aat down and talked.
1 The criminal became ke of an out.
out. He came t ki "tc!a
and scene types of law-enforcement
ctUcm yctto w not ooehxulre4 j
pW cent ncrupuloua and yet not
not vaoUy dUabooeM.
i Borore prohitNitxv. cmm politicians
nd offlcera toiM rrceiy hate
kKnm a aafe-cracker and certainly
vmuM not han aawciated vlti him.
But they did, and do. aatocaale vith
boot($era. The cnminal fccved the
ofncer from a tYtttgaft aone Into ac
tual corrupuon.
: The result va that booOecr nngs
had pornr with poiruclaax.
Kov,, recent expenenora lead me to
hetieve that thte alltanoe Is dutn-
thpung. Such pofctaoal alliancea of
BURNETTS DECEMBER
Clearance Sale of
FOOTWEAR
With BIG REDUCTIONS in Fine Footwear for Street,
Dress and Sports Wear,
$1.98
$2.95
and $4.85
ONE LOT
tonea hiph trade Pvanpa,
Twa, Strata. Brctkea Une
Wonderful Ta2ueJ X& ercel
ieai new styleK
S2.95
pr.
Rollins Hosiery
IVpo
Jjr jtsr Jf.Upje.sspjse.Vae je
GIA'E A
THOUGHT
THESE DAYS
TO THE
MAIL MAN -
The k-i:r crricr is e.x.so.i rwe thia
SATi'.ji Clius. Esch live ;.e p.ut of:"j
cvmxs cvw rowcjti with ir;cir.'.ir.,c jr.fts.
lisfh dat- his. burien bcvvr.K kfuivw. X5iV
ir.s- 0.ri.tr.i&s jvxcjcp( vwr'y r. l:.ct,!c-a
this bunkers.
FREE .M5l"L.TL SERMCI
PHONE M M 4;
.f--.'..f ,.sj iU afs.:'
criminal wltn law-enforcement agent
are breaking up. Crime conditions are
cleanlnc up In metropolitan areas be
cause revenue U sllpplac out from
under the world of crime.
Here Is an example. In the recent
trial of Roger Touhy on a ehanja of
kidnaping In Si Paul It developed
that Touhy wanted to sell his bouse
That home was like a baronial es
tate. He had ahlfts of guards, a swim
ming pool, his own telephone sys
tem, lie had offered his beer plant
equipment for eala at si, 000. and the
plant had a rapacity of 73.000 bar
rels a year. He must have seen the
bandwnung on the wall for hb type
and far his form of making a Dvtng.
Touhy had been picked up in July
with a gang In a high-powered car
that contained six guns which would
have been too big for Jesse James
and a bag of ammunition that cms
man could Dot have carried. Why
did he have themr
Generally, that situation Is
must guard against. We prophesied
thai Uwse liquor baron would, be
turning to some other form of work.
Now we have the evidence tnat points
in that direction. That means we
must be all the more on the guard.
But the department of Justice as
preparing by making a complete rec
ord of all bootlegger In the vsrtous
areas. When snd If crime breaks out
in otner directions' we will be pre
pared to bring the criminals In.
Average Cltlsen Can Help'
The average cluara can beSp most
by bis attitude and by hi aeU
controL Ke must ossis; an enlightened ad
ministration that Is moving to his
aid. Remember thai the same type
of setflsh
and mercenary Indirldu!
who caused prohibition, the unetal-
csl manufacturer and distiller, will
atlU be out for easy money.
We can aid trie administration and
government most by contempt for the
man wltn the hangover of speakeasy
days, tne man who still thinks it
smert"" to circumvent ror'H'wnt
W must reallAB that the man Is a
poor sport who oant bar vitoieaome
ivsipeca ror retfrulauonK for instance.
th am t nt to mu . br
imfer to sell drtntu ttee ckin
hour. i t i
That means the atecase man must
take a more actixv part tn self
llmrtunent by obeying the &av and
aiKnrinff his coitexnnt for the man
yco domnX
And. tt anould be easier to ipet co
operaUon of cftueAa on this acore
now that fanatteiaTtt has been wrti
ten out of the lav.
Pivjceedj from 16 hlh school foot
ball frame played in Las Angeles
on on day mere turned over to
chantr.
$3.95
THIS GROUP
Represents a real value c-.nac
event of the leiawcu Fxycy
style Kfht foe fall and rtc
utillng.
S4.85
$2.75
The Ism.
rciae:
ts jra? jetar asp e aspe
BOYS TAKE
ssssnKsMNgn
la.
Tko In the pklur? ara,
rvCuttp, Rftbm nnWe,
Lnming menu pUnnln ud the
essfntajvi ol good diet is no longer
subject for girts only. Bots t Pair-
moot grkd school. UUstsocttth coun
ty, ar Rho-m miking junket, bicii
U one of the lessoos in & demotmr-
tlon nutrtuon project conducted by
Dr. Henrietta Marris nutrttxm nd
helth education peclalil ol the
. Oregon Tuberculotus assocUon.
The Junket U for the Jones family,
though Ux cooks wiU eat It tbesn
etTa. alnoe tne Joneses exist only in
Imaginstion. "Mr. and Mrs. Jonec
Ad Uxar cniidren vere adoped' by
the upper Frde pupils it Pairrtew."
aays Dr. aforna, thl ve micht plan
Bmli ThtcJi included all the oven
Uala for each day's food needs, such
as milk mm rtw rrsctita.
The pupils put tau inionnaUon
Into praruce In selecting their om
meals. A study ot milxl plare In the
diet proved partlrutarly Interesting to
chlhjrvn who live in a oalry com
munltj." Details ol the project, nnanced by
funds from the sale of Cbnsunas
Seals, all be shared srtlh Oregon
teachers through a series ot articles
beginning In the December Oregon
Education Journal.
We are particularly Interested in
the fleM ol health education.- stales
VCrs. Saxlie Orr Dunbar, eiecuuve
secretary of the Oreron Tuberculosis
I one of the surest safeguards against
i tuberculosa. It is one of our most
powerful weapons In conquering this
" dease a-hica u responsible for tie
death of one Oregon chiM under 20
. years of age, every fine days.-
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JOSEPH res&OXALS
Jgr. and Vtrs. p. H. Oauce will
". leave Dec. 15 for Portland vrhere Vtr.
. Oeulxe nU attetd to business mat.
' vers. They WI go on to Taroaa to
spend rev eacaths wtla their oaugh.
ter. Mrs. it. ! Perenc.
) Waldo Giase left. Saturday for JJe-
: uonal Oiy, Cal, to sad the
tee.
i Vers. B. R. Davidhisax left Friday for
Susunercille after spesduig tro vrrii
ma Mrs. Laura Keedhaa aad Mr
, Wan Oamerson.
Several are sac. Mrs. Geo. Daw
son. Mrs. Ire Waleratan aad Mrs. K.
W. Calvecr hsv the Cu
Mrs. Alex GOlsjpie Invited In
poesss for four tables of Kk-t!t
Taosday hisn score gotng to Mrs.
Steve Hour, second fcifh to Mrs. Jen
nie Aran and losr to Mrs. E L. ln-
oers. Tbcee wnted vrere Vlfedaswe
Landers, Houc, Cttfinsworth. Ores-
eron. Hamilton. Dora Hasanon. Mc-
OuUy. faenoson. Oaslte. Acton. War
tXKt. Eayets, Panes. Rumble. Kzo-
per. The hreseas served pungisun pu
Ttt trtilpoea creaza and coOee.
Mrs. A" ruivrv erenl to ot Iacs
TaeAdiiy f.-r cneewal trwalsaeal.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Grassy bad a
m gro-s of meads. Mccsay exniac
ff.-r dinner. Those preHrnt wrce: Mr.
aad Mrs Ah Daiy. Mr. and Mr.
Peed Gray. Mr. sod Mrs. Glenn
nc-je. Mr. and Mrs. MelTtn Kue.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Snapper. Mr. and
Mrs Ray Dagsea, at. and Mrs. Baps
Orandy.
MXriesosa and Wisconsin tmiver
staes rrryi met cc ee J.vttaa Jieli
iz ' HfO anj iTf piay,d every year
KT.-e a-t tbe K-oe er.-rh.i-! ci
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UP NEW WORK
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CHRISTMAS
SEALS
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to right Prmnk ISdimldt. VtaU
Ewlvn Stonr, Homer CjuwpbflL
Some Christmas
Cookie Recipes
For The Family
The spicy fumes from the kitchen.
greeting you when you open the front
door In many a home, announce that
the ae&aoa here for making the de
lirious Chrlssnas cookie. You quick
en your sep to aa&lstor to sample.
In !nany r&siilsea cooky-making
Ume is a real tradiuon.
A basket or box of these name
made goodies is pjeaainc fitft and
serrlng the cookies to fnends vbo
drop tn helps 10 express the TutetK ;
cheer. I
CHRISTMAS COOKIE RECIPES
Uale Nut tUrs
(Delicious Wnh Hot Beverages)
1 cup ucar.
1 cup Dour.
1 teikca baking powder.
1 teexoa ranzlia.
teaspoon sav
i cup daiea. chopped.
3-3 cup nuts, broken. i
Beat opes and suar until creamy. :
Add rest of Ingredients, mixtng bt-;
ly. Pour Into a abaltoe- pan wtuci 1
has been lined with wd paper.!
Bake 36 minutes In a moderately slor j
otva. Cut in bars or squares aad roll
in cocafecuoner'a sujrar. j
Canttlake Ceokle !
(Deix-icos Dainty Cookies) -3
ecg vnttetfi, beaten. 1
1 cup sucar. i
H teasipocci salt. j
1 teaspoon rt'11 ,
3 cups cornfUkea. j
1 cup cocoanuv !
Beat whites and add sufar and
beat until oway. Add real of the
influents and mix untly. Drop
porttons frocn eod of spoon onto
greased baking abeeca. bake 30 min
us in mcoeraatly 3ow oven, Re
xnoc coosues frocn the pan wiuie
wmrm.
Cboooaste TrofH
17stn$ Sour Cream)
1 cup butter.
3 cups sugar.
3 e;csa.
cup sour cream.
3 ;-jar efcevoiite, mefted.
1 tetuocvei cmasacQ.
l tA5coon salx.
3 teasroxis Tamlla.
4 rups flour.
1 seaftpooa soda.
Cream butter and sucar. Add rrJ
of tncrecbents and drop portions from
Up of jcvoc onto fTeaivci bakzng
eeu. ipaoe cookaes 3 ancles a&rt
Bake 23 arunutes Is saocierst oneo.
Cow tops witb ciwxviiAte frosnnc cc s
poe nut oeats oq ivp iDf cocasues
betfece tiiey are baked.
Le-Mtvrbea
(Patvr.te German OvvStKst
cup 1st.
1 cap eifcrt brcm suc-ar.
cup m?iiiaKfv.
3 ecrca.
ciap coffee.
4 cups Tizwr,
3 ceajevctns cirjiajnoci.
1 tesjcom ckn&
1 teasoac nucsevs:.
1 teaKKCQ KaOL.
1 eajcvvaU svida.
1 crjp cbocTxtf cashed cstroc.
1 cc c6.-ccd cani3fd orscice peei
1 oup ccveped &t:ta
H cup cJirpped candiel ier
peei.
; increaS-ie-st. vremd ocarn unui 1-3
tnri cc wjted pacec placed m sna
! Imr pan. Bake smrute m saodesr-
ase wa Wiuit lann cas zx.t& 2 't-
A ait rtf cakes and coceccarcis
: mjakes a non pleaKnc eft to snm&
tAe ne- ikeicbrc a: Siie tb?KT
Back to The Land
Movement Continues
ViajC; &nia: As
xhrr ni KCW er IkTrerast tr
iavrii sa2es ?5 sie IVJttiU LAnd bans
n! fcotane. w:tii Vie tCtrne c p-n-.-
c a.ies JTTwtrr tn excess af a2-
SX. r.V: U W K. SfTMOil. -rwe cewc-
Stcix m icnare z sae laai tsfoart-
ITW v BtUaJ VVlavT
Ttsf Jes rrCmf t recJ3ei a
i.icT sira-re af a traaaecawioe c
Uie tiJfnrt a -Lbr land1 mcwe-
taen; in vhe l.-urr PansTir; nnnrvesa
KU.7-Mv -iori. befrax lair tr IPS! aa
mii-viiec rt rMk laa yr.
5fc0. r uf x bant w?e L
:R!iaOiv. SWarf t-Tia. jear up V Vrwea&btir S4
vnfcina caff. iwcaaraAe 2ami un-'Ui. atr
Sat S SlKpssM aesaier trie
K.-r-L Carnrja Siaie ecCHe 3KitaaX
S7jac Cic aor aptmarslfcr paymt
ms taax rrcuar4i u
tnar&'s cata-r, afco Cuaxuox?, its
refclar fuiaact.
rrt Jsaar . ire tt ti xa
Jnn mvi ailjr rt B..aj. -cnl-r.-rt'
aaa a tupi arjuKi rcimnt
aaa SorUiaX sue at jMa tic-ti Crru-
rara. a fTrelxnmx, al lus
alxaa xoazeir .vrar.
Jinx Hits The
"VivaVUla"
Movie Film
By Rabbin Coons
HOLLYWOOD When the old Jinx
hits a movie, the- producers dont
necessarily foW their hands and shed
futile tears.
"Viva Villi." the Wallace Berry
turn about which, some Items have
been printed lately, seems to be un
der the shsdov of trouble In mors
ways than that arising from the Lee
Tracy mlx-up.
But Hollywood often pulls Its burn
ing chestnuts from the fire In the
nick of time, and pares off the char
red ahefls to reveal a movie kernel
that has appeal for the '"'' ap
petite, Junes That Cllrked
M-O-M. which ran into obstacles Is
Mexico on "Viva villa saved another
film in that country after an ex
pensive African expedition had net
ted little except atmosphere snots.
IT ever there was a Jinx picture It
was "Trader Bora." Much of It had
to be remade In Kfcxiro. Flnsllyre
leased. it became a box-office hit, but
the shades of the Jinx still linger.
Edwins Booth, leading lady, re
cently filed a damage suit against'
the company for a lingering tropical
malady contracted on the Journey.
Duncan Rlnaldo. leading man. had
marital griefs which coincided with
trouble with Immigration authorities.
But M-O-at has no monopoly on
toe jinx. "Hells AngeZs," the aviation
epic, was In production nearly four
rs. The lass of life and planes
Joined with the arrival of talkies to
necessitate returning of the costly
He Will
Appreciate
BixwdcJoth
Pajamas
Slp-Ows Button
$1.49
W f " Sa Oaa-I
M J Haw Ta Mxnr
I RAYON" 1
I UXDIES I
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Give her lots of Pretty Rayon
GOWNS and
PAJAMAS!
98 to $31.98
Luscious with Laces!
s-vl m-;n kts oi ml
pene
inrrts
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SAINT NICK KNOWS HIS GROCERIES
"Ghe Gfocay GjfqT is 193 3 Mooo of CTwmint Shopper
One ot the old boy's most popular helpers this year is the grocery
man. Here is Miss Dorothy Cnandler solving the gift problem for
friends and relatives with practical grocery eiits,Liss Chandler, in
chrosing grocery gifts, says, "What could be more appreciated by
v the whole family than a gift-basket of well-chosen goceries?,,
picture.
But It smashed at the box-
office,
R-K-O's "Bird of Paradise1 becan
with an expensive locaUon to Ha
wAll. vhere rain came as a blicht
Tbe film vent into re-takes at the
studio, and emerged a Tinner.
Ken all the "jinxes" result so hap
pily, of course. Ann Harding's Pre&
Uce." Kr-e too. Sooheiin "Walking
Derm Broadvar," and Constance
Bennett's "Rockabye." vhicb bAd to
X
Gift Special
IlandsonK New
Neckties
In Gift Boxes
69c
Proes
Mode
Mair
MKTS
SIZES
TT ltvl of lia- i'!.
that etry wonia?';
End no wcerin I
has too reach of ! I
Practical, too".
The riyoa out
lasts ssiK at even
higMT pnns . . .
arid hiirwsrs xo
easlr!
Variety
t-olvrs!
Meal lrjed
Horse Hide Costs
$5.90
Sherp Li nod Coals
S4.98
Z-'rcvr Frcct
Wool Jackets
S3.98
Meat jc;
Slrp-Oo rater?
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be virtually remade, are pictures that
came to grief in one way or another.
And there are numerous films that
begin as miliici-doU&r epics" only
to end as "program pictures" ex
cept that they actually cost a million!
Gladys Hie hi, 13 year old daugh
ter of a Castle Rock. Ore., resident
landed a 44 pound Chinook Balronrt.
unaided, after an hour's battle-
Dress Gloves
to look ?W.'
to wr trrli!
9c
Surprise him irrtfa a pair on
Xkqs roorair! QiaJirT brtnrn
Turk capes&n. Eng&h tisnmb.
LeaAer gusset. PofTtua- niik
art particular!
Visit Penney's
Toyland
AH Kinds! Low Prices!
Dance Sets - Pure Silk Crepes 98c
la a vantij- of suraraw styles. Great Value:
Lunch Cloths - of Pure Linen 55c
la artrartir plua iesijas. Buy now. Eaca
Gift Blankets All Wool $329
Sicie 71X31 la a nape ol wanted plain colors. Escn
Boxed Hankerchiefs : 49c
lx - Taa, mate appreciated sifts. Box
A Sc for Sente!
Sheepskin
Slippers
Ske'H BUss You for
A Gift of Handsomt
0EL1VICE
WEIGHTS
A fuB-tsshvoed Oerwfe
fnrt siiV tfu w. i.vi wei
irr wrt -reaT Smart sH3r.
.gjty qnairrT Jk Ser Na
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Construction On
Increase Due To
21st Amendment
NEW YORK, Dec. 13 W) Con
tructaon contract totaling nearly
$23,000,000 for liquor roanufacturtng
plants In the 37 states , east of the
Rocky mountains, were announced to.
day by L. Beth Schnltman. chief sta
tistician for the P. W. Dodge corpora
tion. ' '
The contracts Include both new
construction and alteration of Idle
plants to the distillers', rectlfyers' or
blenders' needs. The separate pro
jects total 149.
Schnltman announced the volume
of vorfc which had reached, the con
tract staged up to November 1 as $15,
160,000. Prom November 1 to De
cember 5, the day on which the 21st
amendment was ratified, the con
tracts totaled 6.8O7,&00. making a
grand total of 21,967.000.
The figures do not Include altera
tions made in hotels and restaurants
or stores for retail liquor business.
Packers Bun to Captains
GREEN BAY, Wis. W Eleven
Green Bay players, half of the en
tire Packers squad, were captains in
college. Bob Monnett led Michigan
State; Lavle DUweg, Marquette;
Wuert Engleman, 8. Dakota; Gus
Mlchalske, Perm State; Cal Hub
bard. Geneva; Roger Grove, Michi
gan State; : Hank B ruder. North
western: Milt Gantenbeln. Wtscon
sin; Clark Hlnkle, Bucknell; Art
Bultman, Marquette, and Ion Evans,
Texas.
He Needs
and Wants
Fancy Pattern
Shirts
Pre Shrunk Vat Dyed
$1.49
Women's Lined
LEATHER GLOVES
$1.49
Women's Silk
GIFT SCARFS
49c
Give the Lady a
TOILET SET
-Onrx Fm-ish-GoU filled !
"fa encctv All
prices.
1.98
m Shell Appreciate
Fabric -y
I GLOVES ! I
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